Made Famous TV Podcast

Over the past year Made Famous TV has dedicated its platform to highlighting up-and-coming artists that have been garnering attention throughout the indie hip hop scene. This week’s spotlight is on female emcee Lodeezy, who hails from Arkansas’s Little Rock capital city.  In a candid sit-down interview, she discussed everything from her musical journey to the state of female hip hop, and she opened up about some of the challenges she’s faced as a female rapper.  True to her southern roots, Lodeezy admits she’s heavily influenced by the West Coast’s hip-hop sound. To hear more about Lodeezy, Watch the full interview on Made Famous TV via Youtube.com

Made Famous TV continues to add to its content database, this time catching up with DJ Rico Banks, alternately known by his Rico Panacea moniker.  In an in-depth conversation, the Mississippi native discussed growing up in a family of disc jockeys, and how he ultimately decided to experiment with the turntables.  A well-versed veteran in the world of hip-hop, Banks gave insight on some of the inner-workings of the urban side of the music industry.  He also gave anecdotes of a variety of experiences he’s had while working with different artists in the music industry, including Big K.R.I.T. early in his career and discovering the late Lil’ Lonnie prior to his rise to fame, and witnessing his acceleration up until his untimely passing.  DJ Rico Banks doesn’t shy away from his outspokenness in this interview.  He is a candid voice that balances both sincerity and audacity.  Watch the full interview exclusively on Made Famous TV via Youtube.com

Female emcee Kash Money Kim recently sat down for an exclusive interview with Made Famous TV.  Originally from New Jersey, Kim discussed her transition to the Gulf Coast.  She also revealed how she discovered her musical talent, and how she began pursuing a professional career as a rapper.  An author of her own stories, Kim assures that she takes great pride in writing her own lyrics.  Her vibrant yet humble personality permeates throughout the interview, and is mirrored in her energetic and appealing, yet raunchy, tunes.  To hear more about Kash Money Kim, watch the full interview on Made Famous TV via Youtube.

Made Famous TV recently had the opportunity to sit down with up and coming rapper Tamara Bubble.  A native of Brooklyn, New York, the East Coast emcee discussed her upbringing and how she discovered her niche as a multi-genre hip-hop artist.  In recent years, Tamara began licensing her music to various platforms and networks. Now a primary focus, she explained how she introduced herself to the world of licensing and synchronizing her music and how it has developed into a full-time career for her.  To hear more about Tamara’s musical journey and her future endeavors, watch the full interview on Made Famous TV via Youtube.

Recently Made Famous TV caught up with gospel artist Ray Turner.  During the one-on-one conversation, the Mississippi native discussed pursuing his musical passion while balancing a passion for coaching football.  He also spoke about his experiences as a gospel artist, and dispelled some of the misconceptions about gospel artists. Holding onto his authenticity as a gospel artist, he admitted that he would be willing to work with secular artists, and even named a few of his dream collaborations.  To see the full interview, logon to Made Famous TV via Youtube. Listen on Spotify and anchor.fm

Recently Made Famous TV caught up with up-and-coming emcee Alvin G.  A native of Hampton, Virginia, Alvin discussed moving around at an early age before temporarily settling in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, and eventually landing in Atlanta, Georgia to further his musical journey.  Having a sound that contrasts with what’s popular around Mississippi’s hip hop scene, Alvin G admits to the challenges he faced while pursuing music in the heavily southern-influenced market.  He also talked about his musical inspirations while getting candid about his passion for acting and screenplay. Watch the full interview on Made Famous TV via #Youtube. Listen on anchor.fm and Spotify.

Made Famous TV sat down with Clay City, Kentucky artist Levi Bloom. In this interview, the artist – who’s also made his imprint as an emcee – discussed his musical journey which includes adjusting to the city of Lexington, Ky from Clay City, Ky. Starting to rap in 2015, being inspired by Yung Pinch, how Covid-19 helped his marketing strategy. Being on Jack Harlow early, trying to stay consistent by dropping content via social media platforms. First Night being his most liked video thus far, the reason for not being a flashy artist. Watch this full, in-depth interview on Made Famous TV via Youtube. Listen on Spotify.

Recently Made Famous TV sat down with Jackson, Mississippi artist Corey Montana. In this interview, the artist – who’s also made his imprint as an emcee – discussed his musical journey which includes adjusting back to society from prison, then transitioning back to his roots for rapping.  He also talked about working with Bigger Thomas, his producer and engineer. Also he speaks on his mixtape Day II Day and his single "Hustle" with DJ Tony H. Now the CEO of his own record label Executive Elite , Corey Montana is focused on promoting his brand and has signed his own enterprise.  Watch this full, in-depth interview on Made Famous TV available on YouTube. Listen here on Spotify.

Recently Made Famous TV sat down for an intimate one-on-one with AK Tha Razorman. Known as a longtime friend of rapper T.I., and a longtime affiliate of T.I.’s P$C imprint, AK detailed how he and the award-winning emcee journeyed together during their rise in the music industry.  He also spoke about linking up with fellow Atlantan Windsor Jones on his latest single, “Say Less”. Having over 20 years of experience in the music industry, Tha Razorman gave insight on how to maneuver through Atlanta’s music scene. Watch the full interview on Made Famous TV on YouTube. Listen here on Spotify.

Made Famous TV recently got a chance to chat with St. Louis disc jockey DJ K. Mean.  During this one-on-one conversation, DJ K. Mean expressed her love for the art of deejaying while detailing her journey to becoming a disc jockey.  A female in a male-dominated field, DJ K. Mean gave insight on her experiences as a female DJ.  She also gave her perspective about recent ongoing battle between former longtime Salt-N-Pepa disc jockey DJ Spinderella and Salt-N-Pepa.  Watch the full interview on Made Famous TV on YouTube. Listen here on Spotify.